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News You Can Use – 1,100 Southwest Points for $1, Apple Watch Price Drop, New AMEX Transfer Bonus & More

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    1.   1,100 Southwest Points for Just $1

    You can earn 1,100 Southwest points by subscribing to the The Wall Street Journal for only $1.  Just click through the Southwest shopping portal and sign-up for a 2-month subscription by December 11, 2015, (this Friday).

    Make sure you mark your calendar because the subscription will automatically renew at a higher rate of ~$33 per month.

    But if you don’t like the subscription, you can cancel and keep the Southwest miles.  And all the financial knowledge you’ve gained. 😉

    Spending $1 Could Get You 1,100 Southwest Points

    This is a good deal because you can often find Southwest flights for 70 points per $1, which could make your 1,100 Southwest points worth ~$16 in travel.  And here’s my post explaining how you can double that value!

    2.   Get Apple Watch for ~$250 to Earn ~$2,000+ in Cash Back!

    Best Buy has the cheapest prices I’ve seen yet for the Apple Watch.  You can pick up the Apple Watch Sport for $249.

    You can buy this, set up Apple Pay (if you have an iPhone 5 or 6), and earn up to ~$2,000+ in cash back with your Discover it® Cash Back or Discover it® Miles card when you make in-store purchases by December 31, 2015.

    The information for the Discover it  Miles card has been collected independently by Million Mile Secrets. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer

    Don’t forget you can earn bonus miles and points whenever you shop online!

    3.   1,000 Delta Miles

    Do you have an AMEX Delta credit card and dine out frequently?

    Then this could be a terrific deal for you!  Complete the form and earn Delta miles with 2 of the listed non-airline partners by February 29, 2016, to earn 1,000 Delta bonus miles.

    For example, you could earn the bonus by making a purchase with your AMEX Delta card and by dining at a participating Delta Dining restaurant.  Or earning miles from any other listed partner.

    If you have an AMEX Delta credit card and need to top off your Delta account to book an award flight, it’s an easy way to earn 1,000 Delta miles.

    4.   25% Bonus on Hawaiian Airlines Miles

    Thanks to Million Mile Secrets reader, Miles Methods, for letting me know you can now earn 25% bonus miles when you transfer your AMEX Membership Rewards points to Hawaiian Airlines.

    Transfer your points by December 21, 2015, to get the bonus.

    This could be a great deal for folks planning a trip to Hawaii!  Check out this post to learn what you can do with Hawaiian Airlines miles!

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